Welcome to the Trestle House Inn
Visit us at N 01.100 W 076 34.470
632 Soundside Road - Edenton North Carolina, 27932 - Local (252)
482-2282 - Toll Free (800) 645-8466
Email the Innkeeper
A licensed massage therapist available upon request.
Free wireless internet for all guests!
The Trestle House Inn has five guest rooms. Each are named from
birds you can see from the windows.
All rooms have their own private bathrooms, air conditioning,
ceiling fans, and unique decor.
The Cormorant Room
This lovely Queen Bedroom has a California Redwood Beam Ceiling
and wood floors overlooking the lake refuge and Southeastern Canal.
The bathroom is very spacious and features Italian tile work. This
room is named for the hundreds of Cormorants fishing in the Lake
refuge during their Spring Migration. This large number increases
their chances of success when foraging for fish.
The Egret Room
A private stairwell leads you to this lovely bedroom. The
grandeur of the King-size solid chestnut sleigh bed with selected
antiques overlooking the Northwestern canal and White Iron Bridge
is very attractive to our Honeymooners and for anniversaries. The
Egrets favor fishing for their meal on the Northwestern Canal. Many
times guests have photographed egrets in search of their meals to
aptly name this room.
The Heron Room
The largest bedroom in the inn features a Queen size sleigh bed
with antique features and furniture. This room can be made into a
suite with the Mallard room. The darkened walls and size of room
will soothe you upon your arrival. The herons that travel to both
canals can be seen from this room.
The Mallard Room
This bedroom has the best view in the Inn. Overlooking the Lake
refuge and Southeastern Canal the viewing of bald eagles, ospreys,
herons and hawks are incredible. The Fall through Spring migrating
season for mallards has given the name to this room. With two twin
beds it allows the flexibility for couples and singles.
The Osprey Room
This enchanting bedroom has two Antique Oak Double beds and
furniture amidst California Redwood Beams and a side view of the
Northwestern Canal and White Ironed Bridge. Great to accommodate
couples and families. The ospreys soaring above has given the name
to this beautiful room.